Twitchy Thumbs Entertainment Ports "Fieldrunners" to PSP

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Award-winning title now available for Sony PlayStation Portable and PSP Go platforms.

By IGN Staff

BOSTON, Mass. - Twitchy Thumbs Entertainment today announced that "Fieldrunners" is now available for the PlayStation Portable (PSP) and new PSP Go platforms. The best-selling tower defense game created by Subatomic Studios was previously only available for the Apple iPhone and iPod Touch platforms.

"I'm thrilled that Subatomic Studios has joined our family of clients," said Jim Buck, chief executive officer at Twitchy Thumbs. "The on-time delivery of the PSP Minis edition of 'Fieldrunners' for PSP Go positions Subatomic well for the future."

"Working with Twitchy Thumbs was a great experience," said Ash Monif, chief operating officer at Subatomic Studios. "Smart, fast, dedicated and extremely proficient -- Twitchy Thumbs played a critical role in extending 'Fieldrunners' to more platforms."

In addition to developing original properties, Twitchy Thumbs provides technical services, including software engineering, porting, tools development, and localization and translation. The company has worked with leading developers and publishers such as Insomniac Games, Rockstar Games, Sony Computer Entertainment America and Sony Online Entertainment on current- and next-generation products.

For more information about Twitchy Thumbs Entertainment, visit www.twitchythumbs.com

About Subatomic Studios Subatomic Studios is an award-winning independent developer of video games for handheld and mobile devices. The company's flagship product "Fieldrunners" was first released exclusively for the Apple iPhone and iPod Touch platforms and later won the "Best Mobile Game" award at the 2009 Independent Games Festival.

About Twitchy Thumbs Entertainment, Inc. Headquartered in Ashland, Mass., Twitchy Thumbs Entertainment is a technical services provider specializing in interactive entertainment. Led by veteran game developer Jim Buck, Twitchy Thumbs serves the needs of developers and publishers in the areas of software engineering, porting, tools development, and localization and translation.

For more information about Twitchy Thumbs Entertainment, visit www.twitchythumbs.com